Eventos em Vinfen
Os eventos da Vinfen incorporam nossos valores e missão de transformar vidas juntos. Cada evento tem um propósito ou iniciativa única em que nossa equipe, as pessoas que atendemos e suas famílias, parceiros da comunidade e apoiadores são celebrados, fundos essenciais são levantados e plataformas são estabelecidas para aumentar a conscientização e os recursos para melhor servir nossa comunidade.
Vinfen hospeda uma série de eventos anualmente. Vinfen's Celebração de Parcerias Familiares homenageia as pessoas incríveis que servimos e seus familiares dentro da comunidade Vinfen. Nosso Festival de Cinema de Imagens em Movimento usa o poder do filme para sediar um evento gratuito de construção da comunidade que aumenta a conscientização, promove um diálogo importante e luta contra os preconceitos e a discriminação frequentemente enfrentados pelas pessoas que servimos, bem como pelas comunidades de saúde mental e deficiência. Vinfen's Run-4-Life serve como uma arrecadação de fundos anual, onde as doações apoiam a saúde e o bem-estar das pessoas que servimos. E o de Vinfen Conferência de Tecnologia Inovadora em Saúde Comportamental cria uma plataforma educacional onde são celebrados os avanços tecnológicos e a integração da tecnologia digital com a saúde mental.
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Massachusetts Advocates for Children Training Series com Johanne Pino
Vinfen’s Family Support Center and Autism Support Center are co-sponsoring a virtual training series with Johanne Pino, Project Coordinator at Massachusetts Advocates for Children. We hope you’ll join us alongside Ms. Pino to discuss anti-bullying, compensatory services during COVID-19, and transition planning for families of children with disabilities. Details on each training workshop in the series can be found below.
Interested in participating? Email [email protected] ou [email protected] to register and receive Zoom information.
EVENTS:
Anti-Bullying Training, 3/29 at 7 p.m. EST
This workshop will address best practice based on the state’s anti- bullying prevention law. The training focuses on laws that require both school-wide efforts to create safe and supportive school environments for students with disabilities and laws that require IEP Teams to address bullying of students with disabilities. The workshop will also address concerns about bullying as students adjust to being back in school with their peers, during the COVID-19 recovery.
Compensatory Services During Covid-19, 4/4 at 10:30 a.m. EST or 4/19 at 6:30 p.m. EST
This workshop will address compensatory services during COVID-19 for students with disabilities. Learn and ask questions about how districts determine if children with disabilities need compensatory services due to the unexpected school closures because of COVID-19. This workshop will describe the range of compensatory services still available to address disruptions during the 2019-2020 school year and the 2020-2021 school year, the steps to determine the need for services, the importance of including parents in the discussion, and strategies to support parents.
Transition Planning, 5/17 at 7 p.m.
This workshop will focus on the transition special education services needed to prepare youth with disabilities ages 14-22 for employment, independent living, and further education. This training will also address compensatory services during COVID-19 to address transition needs and how to ensure districts fully address your child’s transition needs during the recovery. Using case examples, parents and professionals will learn strategies that can help ensure students receive important transition services required by special education law. The workshop will also provide information about the transition to the adult human service system, including Chapter 688, the state law that helps plan for youth with disabilities after they leave school.